Intro to Marine Resources - Geography 158
Dave Siegel (Email: davey@icess.ucsb.edu; Phone: 4547; Office: Ellison 6844 ; OH's: W2-3 & F4-5)
TA: Tom Bell (tbell@icess.ucsb.edu; Office: Ellison 5842; OH: XX-X or by appt.)
Lecture: MW 2:00 to 3:15 Ellison 2609
Disc 1 – M 3:30 to 5:00 same place
A
systematized introduction to marine resources focusing on the physical and
biological environment of the California Current and our interactions with it. Resource topics to be covered include fishery
management, marine reserves, pollution, recreation, and agency
interactions. Several lectures will be
presented by outside experts.
January 9 Lecture
1
Introduction & Scales
January 11 Lecture 2 Seawater
& Geostrophy Online
reading More
readings
January 18 Lecture 3 Ekman
Transport & CA Current circulation
Online
reading
January 23 Lecture 4 Nutrients
and Phytoplankton Productivity Online
reading More
readings
January 25 Lecture 5 El
Nino / Southern Oscillations McPhaden 97/98 review
January 30 Lecture
6 Interannual Variability and the PDO PDO_paper Online
reading NWFS
PDO Salmon website
February 1 Lecture 7 Zooplankton McGowan
Ryther Science Paper
February 6 Lecture
8 MPA’s Cal
Fish & Game MLPA Website Lessons
Learned from the MLPA
February 8 Lecture
9 Food
Webs to Fish Downwelling Chavez
February 13 Lecture
10 Climate
Fish Chavez
February 15 Midterm
February 22 Lecture
11 - Kelp
Forests (Kyle Cavanaugh)
February 27 Lecture
12 Fishing Fishery
Management Readings More
Readings Sardine
FMP Tragedy
of the commons
February 29 Lecture
13 Fishing
& Food Webs Myers
& Worm Fishing
down food webs Historical
Overfishing
March 5
Lecture 14 – Charismatic
Megafauna Pollution Readings More
Readings
March 7
Lecture 15 – Oil Readings More
readings
March 12
Lecture 15 – Pollution
Management Boxes
March 15
Final Presentations…